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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

Anssch az ssvensy-six Cities In which the
free Delivery q 10 be Established Other
Incidental Change
wAsmrxorox. June a--Superntendent
Bates or the free delivery division, post.
once. yesterday directed the establish
mcnt OF tho free delivery system Al seven
ry-six post-ofiiccs, 70 take eject July !.
Official notifications 10 tho several post
masters. with Instructions, will be sent
out to-day. Following arcth cities where
the system Will be established as soon as
tho necessary arrap gcments can be
made.
Stockton.
Observation-Disclosures, New Britain,
Stamford. Bennington and Middlctown.
Florida--Pen sacbia.
observation-disclosures.
nlinois-Cairo. DAnviile. Moline, Free
port, Jacksonville, Ottawa, Beilevillc.
Englcwooi.
Indiana - Logansport New Albany,
vincennes and Elkhart
Iowa-Clinton. Marshalltown, Musca
tine and Waterloo.
Kansas -wvandottc, Emporia, Fort
Scott and Winfield.
ntucky--Frankfort and Padu cab.
Mainc-Auburn.
MlfylIui-&umO tFtAuu anu FTtutfh0hs
Massachusetts - Marlborough. New
buryport. Northampton and Waltham.
Observation-Disclosures, Adrian, Ann A.
Dor and Saginaw.
Mississippi-M Meridian, vicksburg and
| Jackson.
Nontana-Helena.
New Hampshire-Sashua, Portsmouth
and Dover.
New Jersey-Atlantic City and East
Orange
New York-Corning. Horneilsviile, Lit.
tie Falls. Owego. Cortland and Amster-
dam.
Ohio-LIma. Newark. Steubenville,
xenia. Hamilton, Wooster and Ports
| mouth.
| Oregon--Salem-
| Pennsylvania -Meadville. Norristown,
West Chester. Johnson, Warren, Carlisle,
Chester, Beaver Falls.
Texas-El Paso.
| vrginia-Staunton.
| West Virginia--Parkcrsbur
| several important changes are rendered
necessary BY this ad iition 70 free delivery
Offices In Connecticut the Derby offcc
! (prcsiientiaD. adjacent 70 Birmingham,
\ is discontinued. In Illinois. the Normal
! Park ONCE. adj scent 10 Eiglewood, Is dis
| continued In Mas sachusetts, the West
/ Marlborough station Is discontinued. In
/ New Jersey. the Brick Church ONCE
| (prcsidenfiaD. Groves Ed and Watts
Essing oficss. adjacent TO East Orange,
| are discontinued. In Pennsylvania.
\ Grubbtown. Cambria Worthwhile and
/ Coopersdale offices are discontinued.
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Lac NEWS ITEMS.

II ID now estimated that the Mexican
pension claims Will not exceed $1,000 in
number.
QUEEN KAPIoLAxr arrived in England
on the "a.
FIRE CHIEF NEvIss Of the Brooklyn de-
partment has been indicted for grand
larceny.
The German steamer Oder Is reported
wrecked and lost at sea.
MANY brid ges along the Southern Pacific
railway have been washed away BY re-
cent foods.
An Indian prince Is working up trea son
against the British Government in favor
OF Russia
A yuRY-YTxIxG sensation has broken out
In connection with the Jake Sharpe trial
In New York
The Canadian Senate has decided that a
divorce secured in the United States Is
not good in Canada
WILLIAM OBRIES arrived in New York
on the I'd. "A ss-mecting was held ct
the Academy Of Music at night
DUMoST, the lieutenant Of Riei In the
North west rebellion, is at the head Of the
present uprising in Manitoba.
A. U. BAILEY. vice-commodore or tho
Royal Albert Yacht Club ii England, has
been declared bankrupt Liabilities,
$4,000
JonS A. GOODMAN, aged sixteen years,
was arrested Ia New York on the ID,
charged with stealing 5000 from the Ut
tcricx Publishing Company, by whom he
was employed as mail carrier.
AN unknown man was knocked OF the
bridge over Tonawanda creek by train
on the Erie roai, ncar Tonawanda, N. ~,
on the "a. He was badly mangled.
CAPTAIN JACK HrssEr. the hero OF Cast
Garden and the owner Of twenty med ais
| for faving men and women from drown
| Ing, having rescued thirty-four persons
| from the water, was shot and mortaliy
wounded b. policeman Edward Hahn, In
New York. on the I'd.
| Ex-VfcE PRESIDENT WIN. A. WHEELER
was reported dying at Malone. N. ", on
the %. He was unconscious, and while he
may live several days his death at any
moment would not be uncx pectcd-
| TnE railroads throughout Montana have
been at a standstill for several days, ow.
ing 70 high water. Mullen tunnel cavcd
In on tue Northern Pacific. The Utah,
Northern and Oregon short Line bridge
was washed out.
SIX couples went TO washin gton from
Richmond, Va, on the "a, 10 get married.
The cheapncss Of the marriage licenses
attracted them. They saved enough BY
purchasing licenses Ia Washington 70 pay
their expenses from Richmond, thus 80
touring the cheapest Bird al tour on record
TnE New YORK Dairy Commissioner
Ivisitei the dairy farm OF Edward Brady
In West Chester County on the "a. and
found his hcri suffering from plcuro
pneumonia. They made an appraisal oil
the animals and awarded Brady tl2. on
for two hundred head. The cows were
|all killed and their carcasscs burned.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 2-The case OF
Beulah Moore and her father. }. w.
Moore, who have been on trial for more
than week In the Criminal Court for the
killing Of Henry Allen. was concluded
Yesterday afternoon when verdict Of
anot guilty. was rendered By the jury.
The result was reached on the
6rst ballot. There was manifestation
81 applause when the verdict was read.
but this was promptly checked by Judge
Dubose. Both daughter and father re-
ceived congratulations from friends
who were present Mrs. Moore, the
wife and mother OF the ac-
cuscd, gave vent to her feelings
in loud EXPLANATIONS OF Joy. She thanked
the attorneys, jury and all the court ofii-
rials, exclaiming: Thank God, we are
free once more. NV poor, poor girl.
thank God we are again free Oh, feel
80 good. 30 good On. God, thank Thee
that my dear husband and child are again
fron "
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President Cleveland Said 90 he Contem-
plating mn Extended Western Trip IN the
Fall. Embrs cling California and Oregnn-
Mrs Cleveland TO take Trip to Alaska
PHILADELPHIA. June "a Washington
dispatch says that President Cleveland
promised the St Louis dele yatioi a.
visit that city in the fall, and that this
visit will only be comparatively smal
feature OF an extensive trip which he has
planned and the arrangements for which
will be consummated on his return ~
Washington. Politicians have urged this
Western trip upon tho President as A
matter OF policy and Mrs. Cleveland has
persuaded him into making N as n matter
Of pleasure The President has been en-.
barrassei bv his slight personal know
edge OF the West and has Determined q
visit the Pacific coast and possibly
Alaska. He will leave Washington early
In August, and probably remain away
until October. He will travel in n special
car at his own expense, accompanied By
the members OF his Immediate household
and two or three cabinet officers. The
principal cities along the line Of the route
will be visitc 4, aud IL Is the President
plan 10 20 a. far ~ Portland, Ore. III
has been told that trip TO Alaska would
be a violation OF precedent, and u nc
concurs In this view Mrs. Cleveland witt
make the trip TO that territory while thu
President and Colonel Lamont are enjoy.
ing A season Of camp Ifs in the Yellow.
stone Park.
Administration mon say that such q trir
would have a beneficial effect on the fal
elections. but whatever the Pre- sident's
views on the subject, he seems desirouf
OF making the trip In order TO please his
wife's love OF travel, and for the bcnef
OF his own health.
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Alleged Attemps to FIx Jurors In the Jake
sharpe bribery Case-
Ngw YoRK. June 3 1t is alleged that
attempts 70 'shx- the jury who are % try
Jacob sharpe for bribery have been dss-
covered. The persons engaged tn the AZ
fair are said 70 b. friends OF Mr. sharp,
but IL Is not charged that the counsel for
the defense are ia any way implicated.
The sum Of $4,000 il said 10 have bscn o.
fercd in three cases TO talcsmcn u they
could get on tho jury, and ''hang ~
These statements were made very pos
iiively yesterday by gentleman 81
standing and responsibility. II was
further stated that the challenging 81 one
Juror yesterday BY the prosecution was
due TO the alleged discovery OF crooked
work. The Juror referred TO had hitherto
been regarded as probably one Of the most
impartial men in the box
when the foregoing allegations wera
reported TO the counsel for Mr.. sharpe,
they unanimously denounced them as nm
founded. Mr.. Nelson said: 'All Mr.
sharpe asks is fair trial There is not
a man who has been accepted and allowed
4 seat In the jury box who has not
confessed TO having prejudice
against Mr.. sharpe. He is handicapped
from the start, but we accept the situa-
ton as II Is All we ask is fair play and
no falsehoods like those stories.
From remarks made by Judge Barrett
in refusing to excuse q juror, II y In
ferred that the trial will occupy several
weeks. One seat remained vacant whfn
the work Of securing jurors was sus-
pended and tho court adjourned for the
day
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NEW YonK, June 3 Colonel Robert q.
Ingersoil, as counsel for the hotel
Keepers Of New York, called upon MAYOR
Hewitt yesterday In regard 70 the cn-
forccmcnt OF tho law which prevents tno
supplying OF liquor 70 hotel guests on
Sunday.
The Mayor admitted that he disagreeu
with the corporation counsel as 70 ING
proper construction 81 the law, put ~ tno
latter was tho legal adviser oil the city,
His opinion had ~ be followed. The
MAYOR advised the hotcl-xccpcrs 20 make
tcst case and carry the matter into
court. This will be done, tho hotel men
having agreed 10 furnish liquor 70 gucs >
IL desired. next Sunday.
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TrrrrS, o., June 2--Captain Hayes. a
detective whom IL Is claimed Is in the en-
plov OF tho State Saloon Association.
dropped down on our drug stores to-day.
and with a decoy captured them all
violating the Dow Liquor law. Al each
81 tho drug stores his dccoy got bottle
Of whisky, and with this evidence went
before notary, VINO u q saloon keeper,
and swore warrants for their arrest The
following are the sufferers 70 the penalty
Of ESQ each: Hon. n. b. Hubbard. mem
Der Of the Ohio Legislature from this
county: Owen A. OIL q Co, which in
rludcs Hon. J. A. Norton. county auditor:
y ,. n. Marquand, ,. w. g. Warner, I.
L D. John and ,. r. Klnniman = Son
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THE FINANCES.
The Condition 81 the National Finances -
shown by the Monthly Trensury state
nent for May.

The Condition Of the National Finances ~
shown by the Monthly Trensury state
ment for May.
wAsHrxGroS. June o-Thc reduction
in the public debt during May amounted
TO IS SIS 9g7, and for the eleven months OF
the current fiscal year, <9s,s5 9s1 The
National debt yesterday. less cash in the
treasury. was 81. 29i, .4S2. The net cash
IN the treasury was -. 952, a63. or about
tf1 100000 less than on May I. The gold
coin and Old bullion fund balance in the
treasury was slS6G67,713 or about <5.-
so. COZ more than a month ago. The sil-
YER fund balance has increased about
81. Oo0Oo0 during the month. and amounts
% SO l5s. So The store OF standard sill
YER dollars was increased by about t3.-
200. and now amounts to so, 05,. 81.
Up to Nav 81 1851, 276 in trade dollars
had been redeemed
Government receipts were unusually
large during the past month. amounting
70 $50 s3l 2S2, against 81. s5l.74 in Nav
1856 Customs receipts Were $l6.5s56s3
and Internal revenue receipts aygrc-
gated ~. $50, 14S Government receipts
from all sources for the eleven months Of
the current fiscal year aggregated $685.
800 91. and by the end Of the year will
undoubtedly reach $50. oOO00l. or - OO) =
coo more than the secretary's estimate. Ex-
pendifures for the eleven months amount
TO el53, 556 302, or <3O 00o. 900 more than for
the corresponding eleven months Of the
preceding year, and viii probably run up
70 f2s0,0lo.000 by the end OF the current
year, 50 that the prospect Is fair for a
surplus OF si0o 900. oo) this fiscal year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

CoRrDox. Ind, June 2.--ShortIy after
midnight this morning twenty-five masked
men belonging 70 band Of regulators
known as tho "Knights OF the Switch,
rode up TO the house q family named
Lynch, living Ia Scott township. seven
miles west OF here. ana " ing Mrs. Lyrc
and her daughter My into the yard
stripped them to the s.n and whipre.I
them with switches until they fainto
from pain. OIL man Lynch was com
peeled az the muzxlc OF a revolver 20 wit.
ness the chastiscmcnt. Mrs. Lynch was
about 70 become mother, and II Is feared
that she will die from the effects OF Tho
severe whipping. The women bore very
bad reputation.
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CLEANING HOUSE.
The Executive Mansion Receiving Its
spring Renovation In Readiness for ths
Return Of the OccupAnts.

The Executive Mansion Receiving Its
spring Renovation In Readiness for thu
Return Of the Occupants.
WAsurSGro~. June 2-The anniversary
Of the wedding day Of the President Is a
day Of quiet in the Official positions OF the
Executive Mansion, but all the hustle and
confusion Of summer renovating and
cleansing is observable in the public and
domestic portions. Upstairs IN the oficc
the clerical force handles the daily mail
and carries on a variety Of work OF the
kind that knows no intermission in the
Executive Department The President
has not been heard from-not . telegram
or letter from Colonel Lamont. nor even q
bulletin "a 70 the fish CATCHING -and moth
ing has been sent to the President in the
way OF work TO bother him during his va
cation. II Is not known at the White
House that any thing Is done from wash
ington to remind the President Of the
happy anniversary, though he undoubs
edly needs no such reminder.
In the State apartments down stairs q
force or work. men are engaged. Carpets
and curtains have been removed, fur
niture uncovered and woodwork - being
secured ard polished. Renovation Is tn.
order OF the day, and down stairs the
White House Is assuming fa'rer com
plexion.
The Green. Blue and Red parlors have
been deprived Of their carpets, and mat
tings substituted. Tho Blue room carpet,
upon which tho wedding took place, has
seen its last DAY OF service, aud mo-
quette carpet will BE- substituted. The car
pet will be OF blue shading from Indigo q
robins egg. 10 correspond with the deco
rations. ana IL will be sprayed with deli.
cate h,wers Mrs. Cleveland superin-
tended the arrangement Of this design,
and the CARPET is now being made. but
will not be laid until autumn
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THE National Democratic convention OF
16Ss will consist OF SO delegates, divided
q follows: The New England states, IS;
the Middle States, $50; the Southern
States, 800; the Western States, 245; the
Pacific States, -; the Territories and the
District Of Columbia, IS. The two-thirds
rule obtains In the grand caucus Of the
Democracy, and the man who will be
nominated will have 70 get, therefore, 57
votes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

THE construction Of the new treasury
silver vault is progressing. The vault
will Be the largest in the world. and viii
be capable OF holding 10O.oOo,0oo silver
dollars 1t will be 50 BY 80 BY y feet In.
terror dimensions. surrounded BY . wall
four and half feet thick
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

HAxLAy, the oarsman, announces that
on his return to Canada he will challenge
Gaudaur to row the recent race over
again, on the same course, under exactly
similar conditions. The defeated cham
pion expresses himself certain that be
can outrow Gaudaur.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

Eronrr-rorR evicted Irish tenants from
County Mayo arrived ct Philadelphia in
the Scandinavia on the 10Th and were de-
tanned on board the vessel BY the au-
thorities, II being charged that the Brit
ish Government had paid their fare TO that
port
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

JOSEPH DEscARIo, . convict while try
ing to escape from the Ionia, CGich.) pen
itentiary on the 18th was shot and in
stantly killed by the keeper under whose
charge he was going TO his work on the
prison farm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

REroRrs coming in from various points
In the southern part Of Mexico, show that
the recent earthquake was felt very gen
orally. tits universally stated that the
shock was severe. 1t was felt In Jalapa,
Cordova, Esperanza, Tlascola, Tehuacana,
Pueblo and Oaxaca
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AT the close Of the week ended the 18th,
the Detroits still held the lead in League
base ball championship series with the
Chicagos still holding on 70 sixth place.
In the American Association the St Louis
Browns continued TO maintain their lead,
having thus far lost only i've games out
Of thirty-one played They left for their
Eastern tour on the night OF the 2sth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

RoBKRr h EDDY, . Boston patent
solicitor, who died last week. left $4,000
TO . son Of General Fltz John Porter, who
was named after him. and $1,000 toward
erecting an equestrian statue Of General
Porter in Portsmouth. N. H He was q
second cousin to General Porter, and used
% be his guardian.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

UNDER authority Of the Secretary Of
War. General George Crook, command
ing the Department Of the Platte. has IS
sued an order relieving Colonel Fred w.
Bentecn, Major Of Ninth cavalry, from re-
striction TO the post Of Fort Douglass,
Salt Lake City, during his suspension,
and authorizing him TO leave the limits Of
the Department OF the Platte. He will
probably 20 70 his old home at st. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

President GREvY received large
number Of kilograms from London, Ber-
Lin, Vienna, and other European capitals
on the 3oth. expressin g qualification at the
exclusion Of General Boulanger from thu
new ministry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

FoErr BODIES have been recovered
from the Udstone colliery, ct Blantyre,
Scotland, where the explosion occurred
on the 18th Many Of the bodies were
charred beyond recognition, and some
were terribly mangled. There IL no hope
Of rescuing any Of the imprisoned miners
alive
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NrxErr-oxE bodies had been recovered
from the ruins Of the Opera Comique up
70 the evening Of the 30 The donations
70 the relief fund amounted to $4,000
Comte de Paris subscribed 800 and the
Baron Rothschild e60l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

KrssAxE, alias Rogers, has not gone TO
British Columbia, a. reported. He - 81
home in Sonoms, Cal Deputy United
States Marshal Hopkins served . sub
poena upon him there on the S)th. in ~
action brought by the Chemical National
Bank OF New York. 70 recover on certain
alleged forged notes
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President GREW has made . personal
Donation Of 10000 francs for the sufferers
by the Opera Comique IRE. No search
has yet been made in the upper galleries
for bodies Of persons supposed TO have
Lost their lives there
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The Marquis Of Lansdowne, replying TO
On address from ave hundred OF his Wilt
shire tenants, says he has no fear that the
attacks made upon him will prejudice his
position in Canada, and expresses the
hope that the differences whish exist on
only . small portion OF his Irish estates
will not prove permanent
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SPECIAL reports 70 the st. Paul Pioneer
Press show crops In Northern Minnesota
and Dakota are in good condition. In
Southern Minnesota and some OF the older
counties there - complaint OF rain need
ed, A. the recent showers were not sui
continues unbrokcn, and wheat IL actual
~ suffering, though corn looks we'll Rain
- also needed In Northern Iowa, thong h
no damage il yet reported. -
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IRrsuMEx in Montreal threaten that in
the event Of Lord Lansdowne visitin 8
that city TO take part in the jubilee ccle-
bration, he will be treated a. was o Brien
An Toronto
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The subject is fast resolving itself into
the question whether the Queens jubilee
Il to be an incident Of Buffalo Blrs capt
ure Of London. or whether Buffalo Bill Is
IN incident OF the jubilee
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n RoUvrER announced the new French
ministry on the 2sth, with the portfolios
distributed % follows: Premier AID
Finance, n. Rouvicr; Foreign Affairs, M.
Fiourcns; Justice, N. Spuilcr; Interior
and Public Worship, n. Faillerts; War,
General Saussicr: Marine. Admiral
Jaures; Agriculture, NJ. Devellc; Public
Works, n. Etienne; Posts and Telc-
graphs, -. Cookery; Public instruction.
- Berthalot al moderate Repu blicsns
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Az Arab chief who was with General
Gordon at Khartoum. Il 70 be tried BY
court martial for completely in the murder
Of the General.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,


0AupAuR won sne ooat race At Pullman.
III. on the 3oth, defeating Hanlar for
5000 and the championship OF America
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